Polluted Environmental causes high cancer rates

New York, May 8:Can raise the risk of cancer for harmful environmental factors,including air,water and ground quality.US researchers are associated with poor ecological quality,particularly stronger prophylactic and breast cancer cases.

"This is our first study to solve the effects of environmental exposures on cancer events".One of the researchers at the Chicago University in Illinois, Joystnas Jagail said.

"This work helps us to see that all the exposures we have experienced are affecting our health and that social and environmental improvements will positively affect health outcomes", Jagail said. 

Online published in the journal Cancer Magazine may help to reduce the burden of cancer by the authorities allowing the authorities to identify communities that do not care.

To investigate the effects of overall environmental quality in multiple domains,researchers have linked the environmental quality index with the county-level measurement of environmental exposures that comply with cancer rates. 

The average annual county-level incidence rate for all types of cancer is 451 cases per 100,000.

Countless environmental quality counties have shown a high incidence of cancer cases - there are an average of more than 100 cases per 100,000 people in the study at the time of study of high environmental quality.

Increased rates are demonstrated by strong positive societies with men and women, and poor environmental quality of prostate and breast cancer, studying.